English Language · English Literature
In Thomas Hardy's The Mayor of Casterbridge, Henchard's tragic downfall is most directly initiated by which specific past action?
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- 1His alcoholism in youth
- 2Selling his wife and child at a fair✓
- 3His public insult of Farfrae
- 4His business failure
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Selling his wife and child at a fair
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